The phrase "assessment listed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific assessment that has been mentioned or documented in a list or a report.
Example: "Please refer to the assessment listed in the report for further details on the evaluation criteria."
Alternatives: "evaluation mentioned" or "assessment noted".
New evidence from other UK intelligence documents revealed by Snowden also shows that a GCHQ information security assessment listed "investigative journalists" as a threat in a hierarchy alongside terrorists or hackers.
A post-war assessment listed their weaknesses as: No director control for the guns The elevation of the main guns was insufficient Protection against torpedoes was weak The horizontal protection against plunging fire was weak The anti-aircraft defense was negligible They were coal-fired The organisation of the crew, the lighting and the method of transmitting orders were old-fashioned.
The other sheet included items for quality assessment listed in the Cochrane risk of bias tool [ 21].
Despite calls for a broader approach to outcomes [ 8- 10], a recent review article on treatment outcome assessment listed no measures other than those of symptoms and behaviors and did not use the term 'quality of life' [ 11].
Each student was provided with a one-page "Summary of Assessment" listing all of the written comments given by each assessor type, shown in Figure 1[ 23].
When θ i is to be obtained from a well-constructed cognitive assessment using standard modern technology (such as the assessments listed in footnote a), a direct model for measurement error has already been used as part of the quality-control process of constructing the test, and is available to produce scores θ i with known measurement error properties.
If a patient discontinues the study prematurely at any time after entering the study, attempts should be made to conduct a termination final visit at which time all of the assessments listed for the final visit will be performed.
The screening and on-study assessments listed in detail in table 2 may be performed within 1 week of the time listed in order to accommodate weekends, holidays, travel delays, inclement weather and other such unexpected events, with the exception of the baseline pregnancy test which must be performed as stated, within 3 days prior to initiation of study drug.
One of the three reviews used a quality assessment list [26], while the two others used a qualitative approach to discuss study design, exposure assessment and outcome definition.
Demographic data were recorded and all participants were asked to fill in the assessment lists.
The agreement between the four quality assessment lists (ICC) was 0.603 955% CI, 0.389; 0.389).
